Ben Kesslen is a freelance reporter at various esteemed publications. They cover a range of topics including finance, automotive, and consumer interest, with a focus on areas such as consumer rights, travel and tourism, and personal finance. Ben's work has been featured in prominent outlets like The New York Times, News.com.au, and The Nation.
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Ben Kesslen's coverage primarily focuses on evolving and breaking crime-related stories. He shows a particular interest in legal cases, accidents, and incidents with significant public impact. Given this focus, experts who can provide insights into ongoing or breaking criminal cases, accident investigations, or legal developments would likely catch his attention.
Sources with firsthand experience in law enforcement procedures or legal matters may also be valuable to Ben for providing accurate context and analysis relating to the crime-focused stories he covers.
Understanding that Ben's geographic focus is local to the United States, especially California and San Francisco, pitches should highlight relevance to these areas when applicable.
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These trucks will get the job done and won't break the bank.
Consumer Reports found the best options in each major categories, testing dozens of options before making its decisions.
These products will fend off mosquitoes and dangerous diseases like West Nile Virus.
You might want to skip these popular but often unreliable models.
These models will keep your children safe and are well-made, but they don't all fit in small cars.
“EVs are often based on all-new platforms with unproven powertrains and other fresh features, which make them a potential reliability concern,” CR said.
By: Ben Kesslen
Don't let high prices get you down — there are still great cars you can score on a discount
Many popular vehicles are actually selling above their MSRPs, according to data from Consumer Reports and TrueCar
By: Ben Kesslen
These minivans and large SUVs have more trunk space than any other cars on the market, but they don't all have the best reviews from Consumer Reports
You might want to avoid these popular but often unreliable mid-sized sedans.
